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Hi, and thanks for taking the time to visit my home page.

I’m Dr Jeremy Martinez, and I have been with Kaiser Permanente, South Sacramento since the summer of 2002. I was born in Southern California, actually in a Kaiser Hospital in Lakewood. I graduated from UCLA in 1995 with a degree in biochemistry. After graduating, my wife and I drove a moving van all the way across the country to New York City (actually the salsa is not bad) where I attended medical school at Cornell. I enjoyed New York so much that I stayed on for residency training, but ultimately the cold weather and a new child made us long for warmer and more affordable surroundings.

I was eager to join the group here at South Sacramento, with its diverse interest and chance to be apart of a dynamic health care team. I currently serve as Disaster Management Co-Chair and help to make the facility ready for those unexpected events which have been so prominent in the news as of late.

In my off time I enjoy running, bicycling, skiing, and spending time with family. With my 3 kids, the hectic pace of the ER is sometimes matched by the hectic pace of my home life.

If you had to see me in the ER, I hope everything is well and if you have any non-urgent questions please feel free to contact me. Thanks for visiting.

My Credentials

Medical school	Cornell University School of Medicine, New York, NY
Residency	New York Methodist Hospital, Brooklyn, NY
Board certification	Emergency Medicine, American Board of Emergency Medicine

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